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- OTOpenTable DinerPittsburgh / Western PA •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoThe food was absolutely amazing, and the service was impeccable. I wish we had a Jeff Ruby's in Pittsburgh.More infoJeff Ruby's Steakhouse - LouisvillePrice: Very Expensive• Steak• Downtown Louisville•4.9
- BBrianIndiana •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoExcellent overall and highly recommended! The staff was very friendly!More infoBlacksheep Pizza & CocktailsPrice: Expensive• Italian• Columbus•4.6
- GGregVIPGreater Boston •60 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoGreat night, great fun drinks, server helps us select some great apps and entrees. Food was very good as well. Glad we went!More infoLa Bodeguita De MimaPrice: Moderate• Cuban• East Market St - NuLu•4.9
- KKimIndiana •1 review5.0Dined 7 days agoOur group enjoyed the exceptional weather and view on the patio. Everything was great, food, service and view.More infoUpland Brewing Co. - ColumbusPrice: Moderate• American• Columbus•4.8
- MMichelleVIPLas Vegas •6 reviews5.0Dined on Mar 27, 2025Manager called to verify our party size in advance, which was great as we had two more to a large party already booked. Service was very prompt. Beverages refilled timely, biscuits as well :) We all enjoyed our food and the variety offered on the menu.More infoRed Lobster - Columbus - 25th St.Price: Moderate• Seafood• Columbus•4.1
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Home to John Cougar Mellencamp, Seymour, Indiana, is a rural Midwestern country town with popular food choices like classic American and steakhouse favorites served in lodge-style restaurants and comfortable stops across the city. Pickled vegetables and artisan bread are appetizers on many American country restaurant tables. You will also find modern American dishes like the tomahawk pork chop with sour cherries and wild rice alongside roasted peanuts, pickled salad vegetables and a cider barbecue sauce with gochujang. More formal Italian restaurants let couples dine in subtly lit booths on dishes like veal Parmesan served over a bed of spaghetti with classic marinara sauce topped with provolone cheese or a chicken and spinach manicotti with Asiago and house cheese in a creamy sauce.